Originally Posted by Mollie. (Post 4518824)

Eastbourne? :shocked: I live so close to there, I could've bumped into you :laugh:

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 4557932)

Oh nice Pyramid! How long for?

I'm trying to book up for Turkey for next year but I keep getting all different prices, so I'm going to play a few of them off against each other. :)

Originally Posted by Callum (Post 4518715)

Going to Florida again soon, I love it there so much. :D Wish I could live there.

Originally Posted by Visage (Post 4557948)

We've just come back from, a couple of weeks in Orlando. This visit was to do the new Harry Potter in Universal and it was bloody brilliant. I'm not a fan of HP and was unsure if I would 'get' the experience and I can tell you I got it. I got it that much I'm now interested in the whole HP story.

As much as we love Florida we couldn't live there. Two weeks and I'm done. The heat is too much and the food is limited, although we did notice a slight improvement this year. Plus after two weeks we crave normality.

We've booked America again next year but we're going up the west coast.

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4557953)

Much as I've loved previous visit to America: if you are doing the Orlando thing..... it's not a 'restful' holiday as there is so much to see, to do, and to cram in...... fab as it is though!

Originally Posted by Visage (Post 4557960)

We have spoilt ourselves over the years so when we do the parks we know what we want and where we want to go.

Our first ever visit to the Magic Kingdom was in 95' and that day we started at 8am and left at midnight. Now when we visit we're done in around 6 hours so we go off and fit something different in.

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4557923)

I'm off to Rhodes a week tomorrow................. :dance::dance::dance:

:D

Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4557980)

Yipppeeee from us too. Well done you.


Please please please tell us that wherever you are staying is up in the mountains and doesnt have internet access its so remote.:cheer::cheer::cheer:

It will be just like a holiday for use too :cheer::cheer::cheer:

:elephant::elephant::elephant:

Originally Posted by Lee. (Post 4557984)

:shocked: what a cheeky bugger! ^

Originally Posted by Niall (Post 4557992)

I went to Berlin for about a week in August, it was awesome. :3 I went there by train with my Mum and we spent a night in Brussles too, lovely place. :love:

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4557966)

first time I went, it was (how embarrassing...... was for my 18th...I wanted to go to Disney World !!). In March. Spent a few days with plastic macs, weighed down by ballast as there were typhoon warnings at the time!!

Talk about lucky white heather!! LOL :joker:

Even planned, with military precision -I still think it's hard to find it restful....once you're there...... the kiddie inside comes out and refuses to go back in until you're on the flight home again!!

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4557998)

PMSL....... !!!

:D :D :D

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The jealousy is ripping outta ye innit. funny you mention, it is up the mountain, it is remote, but by sheer chance, it has internet connection.

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4557998)

Don't you fret pet. I'll post a lovely few pics of the sunshine glistening on the pool, as I sit being waited on and and foot by Greek Adonis type men, nibbling tzatziki n bread, before deciding on whether to opt for a freezing cold beer or a cheeky cocktail.

It will almost be like you are there with me.

Almost.....

LOL.

Originally Posted by Visage (Post 4558010)

I don't think there's anything embarrassing at wanting to go there, it certainly brings out the child in you when you're there. :joker:

Don't they like to go on about the weather ? It doesn't matter what weather they have it's always panic stations. We we're caught in a hurricane a few years back, everything was shut down and the hotel lost it's power around 8pm leaving us to just go to bed. The following morning there were trees up-rooted and some had crushed some cars in the car park, we we're lucky our car wasn't near any trees.

Even when we cut it down to 6 or 7 hours it was still tiresome, the heat doesn't help. But Disney is one of those places where you just don't stop. Even in the water-parks you're constantly on the go.

As much as I love it, I'm always ready to come home after two weeks.

Originally Posted by Shasown (Post 4558013)

Oh well 2 out of 3 aint bad is it?





That is just so good of you Pyr.

Really looking forward to seeing you all lobster pink and peeling, with the factor 5000 dribbling off you.

By the way next weeks electrical storms In Central and Southern Rhodes will knock out all electrical and communication supplies.

Incidentally all the Greek Adonis types leave the more remote areas to work in the 18-30 areas.

So it looks like warm beers served by the Greek Versions of Homer and Moe off the Simpsons.

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4558015)

The bit that tickled me pink...... it's pissing down and folk were moaning because they were wet.

but the same folk were just about fighting to get a seat in the Water Splash area at SeaWorld..... !!!

WTF !! LOL :joker:
Glad you enjoy...... nothing worse when a holiday is cack and disappointing. (like most of mine end being ...... LOL..... !!)

Originally Posted by Visage (Post 4558035)

I love it when it rains because it cools down the temperature. When it rains over there it's usually done after half an hour, unlike here where it can rain all day....

Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4558028)

When I'm in the pool, a bit of rain won't make a hell of a difference.

Lobster pink and peeling is for amateurs. I do the golden brown look, thank you very much.

I've already booked my seat at the bar, next to the heater, and the watertight roof - so sorted out there.

End of season: the Greek Adonis types will be grateful for the more mature, intelligent woman - instead of the drunken 18-30 rabble vomitting up all over the place.

Homer and Moe have a brilliant sense of humour: I so hope you are right - it's gonna be a blast!

And the Greek Army have promised me a loan of their satellite comms - just so I can keep in touch.

Get it right up you.

:D